Grantham on CNBC today

We were growing for the past 10 years?

 

Maxinger : I will trade the US market every trading day fearlessly and confidently.

 

How about percentages in real inflation adjusted terms?

So, all this Great Recession after 2008 has been 'unsustainable growth'. I am not arguing, just trying to catch up with all those disconnected from reality suits..

 

you came to the right place. you don't even need a map

 

GDP growth is almost always presented in real terms. It has grown 2-3% per year after inflation since the end of the financial crisis.

 

ever hear what happened in the Depression? ever hear what happened in Europe 2009?

 

I'm not making a forecast. I was answering a specific question about how GDP is measured, and noted how much it has grown since 2009 (because that is what the chart showed)

 

Here are the numbers:

http://www.multpl.com/us-real-gdp-growth-rate/table/by-year